Sentence examples for suggests unusual from inspiring English sources
The Ends of Our Tethers: 13 Sorry Stories by Alasdair Gray Canongate £6.99, pp181 For anyone to describe themselves on the flyleaf of a book as 'a fat, spectacled, balding, increasingly old Glaswegian pedestrian' suggests unusual candour or engaging whimsy.
At home, that plays as sensitivity to intifada-fatigue; to foreigners, it suggests unusual discipline and pragmatism.Meanwhile Mahmoud Zahar, Hamas's public leader in Gaza, has been cosying up to the Israeli media, granting a long interview to the Haaretz newspaper last month, and talking to Israeli state radio this week.
However, the defective virus production at detectable level suggests unusual circumstances.
More broadly, a number of very odd circumstances suggested unusual and potentially corrupt connections between the Trump campaign and administration and the Russian government, about which the FBI had been conducting a counterintelligence investigation since the summer of 2016.
The Dickstein lawyers have donated to his campaigns, invited him and his chief deputy to be featured speakers at law firm events and hosted Mr. Koster at dinners, and stayed in close contact with his office in emails that suggest unusual familiarity.
Aptonomy's drones can be programmed to fly wherever a motion detector transmits data suggesting unusual activity on the ground, as well.
With #OddCelebrityBeefs trending on Twitter, encouraging users to suggest unusual, fictional feuds between celebrities, one apparently real -- and admittedly bizarre -- "beef" played out as well.
These results suggest unusual size constraints associated with mitochondrial proteins.
Data from the VIGOR trial [ 7] were the first to suggest unusual cardiovascular risk among patients receiving rofecoxib.
This 'charcoal' pattern does not produce a fully melanistic cat but bestows darker and more extended markings (Fig. 1), suggesting unusual interactions between melanism and patterning genes in the hybrid cats.
Our results suggested unusual evolutionary events at two genes, and we now discuss these findings and their biological consequences, along with their implications for a more general understanding of high altitude adaptation.
